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Canned Fish and Seafood Importer

[ Helford ]

Products: Tuna chunks in brine and oil, salmon, pouch pack tuna, canned pineapples, waterchestnuts, sweetcorn, apples and lychees …

Profile: Our company, established in 1876, is a family run business specialising in importing canned goods from Indonesia, Thailand, The Phillipines and Vietnam. We also Import Mount Elephant brand Products from China. Our Warehouse is based in Liverpool, enabling prompt delivery anywhere in the UK and … More wholesale information on this importer

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Canned Fish and Seafood Importer

[ Bridgwater ]

Products: Organic and conventional dried fruits, nuts, seeds, beans, peas, lentils, grains, rice, oats, flours, herbs, spices, flakes, sugars, oils, cereals, …

Profile: We are a supplier of organic and natural ingredients to food manufacturers, bakers, contract packers, wholesalers, as well as the healthfood and organic retail trade. We are licensed by the Soil Association for our organic products. Mixed orders are no problem, saving you warehouse space and … More wholesale information on this importer

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